A response to the last blog post.

Let me start by saying I did not intend to start the firestorm I did with my last blog post.  It was a look at the extremes of both.  It seemed to some that I did not shed a positive light on the Offroad world.  That was not what tried to do or say.  I enjoy both activities, a lot.  I have spend many years doing both as well.  I have planned and gone on long distance overlainding trips and I have been a part of the planning for fun day trips to the local offroad parks.  The mind set of each is completely different.  I am sorry if you ddon't not agree, I am also not saying anything bad about either one.  I am passionate about both and will defend each activity.  I don't mind the bad comments and  read every comment good or bad.  I try my best to respond to most.  I even try and use the comments as fuel for future post, as I did with the last post.  The argument has gone on forever, so I tried to put a different light on it, some agreed some did not.   I did not intend to fix the argument or change anybody's view.  Just tried to get people to think about how we Overland vs how we Offroad.  I didn't mean that we don't go offroad and push our vehicles when we Overland,  we do.  For those unhappy about my last post I am sorry and will do better at explaining my views.  I don't pretend to think that everyone will agree, but I can promise you I didn't not plan to make anyone mad.  We may tag different labels for Overlanding, rock crawling, muddling, and off-roading but the public sees it all as the same.  It is our job as a whole to create a positive image for what we do.  I hope this helps.  Please let me know what topics you would like to see in the future.  And as always GO ALL OVER!

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